I grew up surrounded by the worlds of hospitality and the performing arts. A baker and musician from infancy, I spent most of my time pursuing creative projects and acting, and attended the University of Southampton to study music.

I continued to explore performance throughout my young and adult life, going on to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in a 5 star show and studying Shakespeare and Jacobean performance at the prestigious London drama school, LAMDA.

Following my creative instincts, I began a career in innovation at one of the world’s leading agencies, ?What If! Ltd. I had the opportunity to learn about new product development, strategy and branding and build a host of creative and management skills to deliver projects for world-class clients.

I moved on to follow a cause close to my heart by joining the sought-after brand team at Cancer Research UK, working on projects such as their new strategy in 2014, Dryathlon campaigns, Francis Crick Institute and Race for Life.

After being in development for several months, I finally launched my start-up business, Peachyface, with a mission to get adults playing.

Having studied at LAMDA in 2007, I continue to pursue my professional acting career, exploring my passions of immersive performance and Shakespeare. 

As a proud multi-potentialite, in 2015 I decided to turn to freelancing and invest my time across all my passions – project management, innovation, brand, acting, cakes and play.